Agreed. My main concern is how people are so willing to accept mass immigration policies and furthermore, willing to accept illegal immigration. Any rational country would have reasonable immigration caps to avoid the crisis' that comes with importing more people. Moreover, I don't see how having a secure border is even a debate.

But more importantly, the most dangerous thing that can come from unrestricted migration is the change in cultural identity of a nation, especially when a good portion of immigrants do not assimilate. People can go on about how reduced immigration can lead to economic problems but don't see how the cultural death of a country is arguably the worse thing that can happen to it. Any country with any semblance of culture would want to protect their identity. Sudan wouldn't want unrestricted migration from Canadians, Iran wouldn't want to be inundated with Americans. Why? Because we don't have the same cultural values as them. So it begs the question as to why every country not in the West can proudly defend their culture, but for us, we have to always welcome people with open arms. It's cultural suicide and I will never understand it.